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00:00
1/6 Marooned for decades on Mars, a telephone engineer finally gets a call when he turns 80.
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00:30
1/6 Ursula Le Guin's enduring fantasy saga set in a magical world rich with wizards & dragons.
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00:00
2/6 After Saul and his family win a competition, strange events happen.
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00:30
Sheila Hancock and Cosmo Landesman share favourite books with Harriett Gilbert.
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00:00
3/6 Haensel warns Elise, and Saul is summoned by Selwyn. More mystery in Roman Bath.
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00:30
Memories of the much-loved song Who Knows Where the Time Goes? written by Sandy Denny.
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00:00
4/6 Saul learns the truth about the sinister Gibson room and cavers push too deep.
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00:30
Harry Secombe's daughter chats to Sally Magnusson about growing up with her funny father.
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00:00
5/6 Saul and Elise make a grim discovery in the nursing home.
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00:30
Helen Lewis nominates the so-called 'Black Queen' of France, Catherine de Medici.
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00:00
6/6 On the day of the festival, Saul and the Guardians prepare to fight.
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00:30
The TV reporter talks about wildlife, and chooses recordings from the BBC's Sound Archives
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00:00
Byron Musgrave is keen to get his portrayal of a vampire right in an amateur production.
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00:45
4/5 Why are the Chittendens so pleased to be rid of their rather splendid miniature mansion?
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01:00
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01:00
1/2 On holiday in Amsterdam, retired couple Stella and Gerry find uncertainties between them.
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01:00
1/5 A dead acquaintance sends amateur sleuth Miss Marple on the ultimate mystery tour
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01:30
1/5 Paul Dodgson presents new drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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01:00
2/5 Miss Marple is led to a dilapidated manor house with a deadly reputation...
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01:30
2/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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01:00
3/5 The potential witness has a suspicious 'accident', so Miss Marple widens the net.
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01:30
3/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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01:00
4/5 The sleuth curtails her tour to investigate the murders - and the manor house beckons.
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01:30
4/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers
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01:00
5/5 The amateur sleuth's friends come to her aid, as she battles to solve the murder mystery.
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01:30
5/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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01:00
Jan Ravens explores the fate of impressionists when their signature character retires.
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02:00
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02:00
No local lad can compare with her screen idol. Marina has an idea involving shortbread.
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02:15
2/2 Heartache and danger lie ahead for Laura Montreville, as she must choose between two men.
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02:00
1/8 The 'Lawrence of Arabia' star reads from his memoir.
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02:15
1/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. 'Pug' and 'Cat' get romantic.
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02:30
In search of the ancient novel, Tibor Fischer discovers they're like film scripts.
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02:00
2/8 The actor reads from his memoir: from childhood recollections to the outbreak of war.
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02:15
2/10 The Churchills recall time spent apart while their daughter was growing up.
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02:30
Dan Saladino explores the origins of cacao and rise of the chocolate bar.
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02:00
3/8 The actor's childhood recollections of Yorkshire ruins and breaking Tutankhamun's Spoon.
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02:15
3/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. Tragedy strikes and loneliness follows.
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02:30
Sheila Dillon asks what the future holds for the UK chocolate bar.
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02:00
4/8 The actor reads from his memoir: from wanting to edit Paris Match to treading the boards.
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02:15
4/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. Another world war is looming.
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02:30
Laura Barton explains her love for vinyl album sleeve notes.
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02:00
5/8 The actor recalls hitchhiking to London via Stratford-Upon-Avon to see Michael Redgrave.
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02:15
5/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. The reality of war strikes home.
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02:30
Documentary about the soundtrack to George Harrison's film Wonderwall.
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02:00
4/4 Reporter David Lander probes the rise and fall of a Caribbean despot.
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02:30
2/4 Colin Murphy and guests tackle the most ridiculous questions and seeks answers.
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03:00
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03:30
Andy Kershaw re-examines the Bob Dylan album that changed popular music and his life.
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03:00
Simon faces the demands of three women when he unexpectedly takes charge of the company.
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03:00
1/2 A terrorist attack kills the bomber, threatening establishment and anarchist circles.
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03:00
2/2 What began as an international terrorist bombing outrage resolves into a domestic tragedy.
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03:00
1/2 A buccaneering tale of a family with divided loyalties during the Jacobite uprising.
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03:00
2/2 After the brother's bitter duel, the body of James Durie has mysteriously disappeared.
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03:00
2/4 Matt Berry presents his classic 1976 interview with musician Brian Eno.
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03:15
2/4 Tom Parry has a theory that fancy dress can change your life.
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03:30
John Finnemore presents a special edition of his sketch show from Edinburgh.
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04:00
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04:00
A Cambridge student's found dead - a tragic accident or is something more sinister afoot?
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04:00
5/6 Milton Jones, Natalie Haynes, Lloyd Langford and Robin Ince vie for verbal supremacy.
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04:30
2/6 A nosey vicar, and life before paternity tests. All-women sketch show with Joanna Monro.
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04:00
3/6 John Lloyd and Lee Mack with Karen Dunbar, Professor John Wood and Shaun Keaveny.
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04:30
6/6 As winter arrives on the rural railway, stationmaster David gets an exciting job offer.
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04:00
6/6 James Walton takes the chair, flanked by captains Sebastian Faulks and John Walsh.
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04:30
1/6 Three rabbis at one party sparks a recipe for disaster.
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04:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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04:30
3/6 With the council and Sandra both upset, Terry's got his work cut out. Stars Karl Howman.
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04:00
4/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in Yorkshire.
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04:30
4/6 After a big loss on the derby, Ken turns to legendary gambler Tam Robertshaw.
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04:00
Lines from a Tennyson poem give Miss Marple a vital clue to a tragic murder.
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05:00
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05:00
Daljt Nagra hunts out the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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05:30
3/4 Matt - Lost Voice Guy - decides to turn over a new leaf and earn some money legally.
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05:00
2/6 Josh and his wife visit a friend to discuss circumcision, but Josh isn’t comfortable.
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05:30
3/6 50th Anniversary Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel games chaired by Jack Dee
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05:00
3/6 A visiting choir sets hearts aflutter among the ladies of Wadenbrook.
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05:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell begins a stocktake of British values by looking at different jobs.
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05:00
1/4 Martin Jarvis collaborates with Michael Frayn in this all-star comic tour-de-force.
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05:30
2/4 Anneka Rice's experience of some of life's issues.
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05:00
4/5 Sophie gets fired up about the life she could be living.
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05:30
A new comedy that dangles (think: Emission Impossible) itself over the climate crisis.
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05:00
2/4 A psychologist is on the prowl, and everyone is a suspect.
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05:30
4/6 Alexei Sayle travels from Manchester to Bournemouth talking to strangers on his train.
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05:30
Helen Lewis nominates the so-called 'Black Queen' of France, Catherine de Medici.
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06:00
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06:00
1/5 A dead acquaintance sends amateur sleuth Miss Marple on the ultimate mystery tour
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06:30
1/5 Paul Dodgson presents new drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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06:00
2/5 Miss Marple is led to a dilapidated manor house with a deadly reputation...
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06:30
2/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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06:00
3/5 The potential witness has a suspicious 'accident', so Miss Marple widens the net.
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06:30
3/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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06:00
4/5 The sleuth curtails her tour to investigate the murders - and the manor house beckons.
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06:30
4/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers
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06:00
5/5 The amateur sleuth's friends come to her aid, as she battles to solve the murder mystery.
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06:30
5/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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06:00
Lines from a Tennyson poem give Miss Marple a vital clue to a tragic murder.
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06:00
1/2 Legendary actor Peter O'Toole, star of Lawrence of Arabia, reads from his memoir.
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07:00
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07:00
2/6 Josh and his wife visit a friend to discuss circumcision, but Josh isn’t comfortable.
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07:30
3/6 50th Anniversary Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel games chaired by Jack Dee
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07:00
3/6 A visiting choir sets hearts aflutter among the ladies of Wadenbrook.
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07:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell begins a stocktake of British values by looking at different jobs.
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07:00
1/4 Martin Jarvis collaborates with Michael Frayn in this all-star comic tour-de-force.
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07:30
2/4 Anneka Rice's experience of some of life's issues.
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07:00
4/5 Sophie gets fired up about the life she could be living.
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07:30
A new comedy that dangles (think: Emission Impossible) itself over the climate crisis.
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07:00
2/4 A psychologist is on the prowl, and everyone is a suspect.
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07:30
4/6 Alexei Sayle travels from Manchester to Bournemouth talking to strangers on his train.
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07:30
Helen Lewis nominates the so-called 'Black Queen' of France, Catherine de Medici.
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07:10
Acclaimed actress Rachael Stirling chooses 'Lay Lady Lay' by Bob Dylan.
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07:20
1/2 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. 'Pug' and 'Cat' get romantic.
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08:00
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08:00
3/20 Kenneth Horne swashbuckles in The Three Musketeers, plus Julian and Sandy go cruising.
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08:30
5/6 The British ambassador tackles arms limitation negotiations with some verbal gymnastics.
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08:00
10/27 To foil a dastardly plot, Neddie Seagoon must plough his way to the Sussex coast pronto.
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08:30
5/6 Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been.
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08:00
5/14 The Lad fancies himself a food connoisseur, then Sid gets involved...
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08:30
2/6 A hurricane of change in Chesbury, with Labour's wafer-thin majority.
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08:00
3/6 Japes in jail, foghorns - and what is normal? Cult sketch show.
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08:30
1/5 Parish Council leader Mrs Roberts battles on with her village toll tax.
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08:55
Musings on technological advances in society as seen in the humble wristwatch. From 1981.
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08:00
Pike and Hodges try enlisting volunteers to restore the pier.
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08:30
5/6 Hapless vicar Timothy Carswell steps in when the over-70s keep fit club gets out of hand.
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08:00
6/6 James Walton takes the chair, flanked by captains Sebastian Faulks and John Walsh.
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08:30
3/6 A visiting choir sets hearts aflutter among the ladies of Wadenbrook.
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08:30
10/13 Father’s excited, he wants to get a new mower. Mother has other ideas.
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09:00
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09:00
5/6 Milton Jones, Natalie Haynes, Lloyd Langford and Robin Ince vie for verbal supremacy.
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09:30
2/6 A nosey vicar, and life before paternity tests. All-women sketch show with Joanna Monro.
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09:00
1/6 Miles Jupp returns as Henry Tobin, Britain's least successful former prime minister.
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09:30
6/6 As winter arrives on the rural railway, stationmaster David gets an exciting job offer.
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09:00
6/6 James Walton takes the chair, flanked by captains Sebastian Faulks and John Walsh.
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09:30
1/6 Three rabbis at one party sparks a recipe for disaster.
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09:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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09:30
3/6 With the council and Sandra both upset, Terry's got his work cut out. Stars Karl Howman.
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09:00
4/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in Yorkshire.
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09:30
4/6 After a big loss on the derby, Ken turns to legendary gambler Tam Robertshaw.
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09:00
Arthur Bostrom strolls through the radio archives to celebrate the summer holidays.
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09:00
7/7 When Bertie is accused of theft, luckily there's always Jeeves.
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09:30
3/6 With the council and Sandra both upset, Terry's got his work cut out. Stars Karl Howman.
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10:00
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10:00
Simon faces the demands of three women when he unexpectedly takes charge of the company.
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10:00
1/2 A terrorist attack kills the bomber, threatening establishment and anarchist circles.
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10:00
2/2 What began as an international terrorist bombing outrage resolves into a domestic tragedy.
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10:00
1/2 A buccaneering tale of a family with divided loyalties during the Jacobite uprising.
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10:00
2/2 After the brother's bitter duel, the body of James Durie has mysteriously disappeared.
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10:00
From Mozart to Mama Cass, Miranda Hart shares her castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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10:45
The naturalist asks why the large blue butterfly recently died out in the UK.
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11:00
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11:00
22/52 Manoush Zomorodi investigates the subterranean forces that shape our lives
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11:50
Computer pioneer Dame Stephanie Shirley chooses tracks by Carl Davis and J S Bach.
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11:00
Jan Ravens explores the fate of impressionists when their signature character retires.
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11:00
1/3 Tony Lidington traces the influence of clowning on the evolution of British comedy.
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11:00
From Julie Andrews to Schubert. Musician Chi-chi Nwanoku shares her castaway choices.
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11:45
Is it possible to extract the DNA from a fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur?
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11:00
Arielle Free discusses her new Radio 1 documentary, plus we recommend more short podcasts.
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11:00
8/8 True stories told live in the USA: tales about family, truth and lies
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11:50
Acclaimed actress Rachael Stirling chooses 'Lay Lady Lay' by Bob Dylan.
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12:00
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12:00
3/20 Kenneth Horne swashbuckles in The Three Musketeers, plus Julian and Sandy go cruising.
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12:30
5/6 The British ambassador tackles arms limitation negotiations with some verbal gymnastics.
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12:00
10/27 To foil a dastardly plot, Neddie Seagoon must plough his way to the Sussex coast pronto.
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12:30
5/6 Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been.
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12:00
5/14 The Lad fancies himself a food connoisseur, then Sid gets involved...
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12:30
2/6 A hurricane of change in Chesbury, with Labour's wafer-thin majority.
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12:00
3/6 Japes in jail, foghorns - and what is normal? Cult sketch show.
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12:30
1/5 Parish Council leader Mrs Roberts battles on with her village toll tax.
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12:55
Musings on technological advances in society as seen in the humble wristwatch. From 1981.
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12:00
Pike and Hodges try enlisting volunteers to restore the pier.
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12:30
5/6 Hapless vicar Timothy Carswell steps in when the over-70s keep fit club gets out of hand.
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12:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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12:30
1/4 Martin Jarvis collaborates with Michael Frayn in this all-star comic tour-de-force.
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12:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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12:30
4/4 Matt’s parents invite Jess and Matt to join them for a weekend away.
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13:00
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13:00
1/5 A dead acquaintance sends amateur sleuth Miss Marple on the ultimate mystery tour
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13:30
1/5 Paul Dodgson presents new drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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13:00
2/5 Miss Marple is led to a dilapidated manor house with a deadly reputation...
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13:30
2/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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13:00
3/5 The potential witness has a suspicious 'accident', so Miss Marple widens the net.
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13:30
3/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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13:00
4/5 The sleuth curtails her tour to investigate the murders - and the manor house beckons.
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13:30
4/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers
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13:00
5/5 The amateur sleuth's friends come to her aid, as she battles to solve the murder mystery.
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13:30
5/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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13:00
Jan Ravens explores the fate of impressionists when their signature character retires.
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13:00
2/2 A weekend in Amsterdam for Stella and Gerry exposes cracks in their 40-year marriage.
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14:00
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14:00
1/8 The 'Lawrence of Arabia' star reads from his memoir.
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14:15
1/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. 'Pug' and 'Cat' get romantic.
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14:30
In search of the ancient novel, Tibor Fischer discovers they're like film scripts.
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14:00
2/8 The actor reads from his memoir: from childhood recollections to the outbreak of war.
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14:15
2/10 The Churchills recall time spent apart while their daughter was growing up.
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14:30
Dan Saladino explores the origins of cacao and rise of the chocolate bar.
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14:00
3/8 The actor's childhood recollections of Yorkshire ruins and breaking Tutankhamun's Spoon.
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14:15
3/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. Tragedy strikes and loneliness follows.
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14:30
Sheila Dillon asks what the future holds for the UK chocolate bar.
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14:00
4/8 The actor reads from his memoir: from wanting to edit Paris Match to treading the boards.
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14:15
4/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. Another world war is looming.
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14:30
Laura Barton explains her love for vinyl album sleeve notes.
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14:00
5/8 The actor recalls hitchhiking to London via Stratford-Upon-Avon to see Michael Redgrave.
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14:15
5/10 The letters of Winston and Clementine Churchill. The reality of war strikes home.
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14:30
Documentary about the soundtrack to George Harrison's film Wonderwall.
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14:00
4/4 Reporter David Lander probes the rise and fall of a Caribbean despot.
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14:30
2/4 Colin Murphy and guests tackle the most ridiculous questions and seeks answers.
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14:10
John Craven chooses a track by Gene Autry and a Children in Need single.
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14:20
1/6 Still living at home in 1950s Yorkshire, Frederica senses something exciting is beginning.
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15:00
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15:00
Simon faces the demands of three women when he unexpectedly takes charge of the company.
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15:00
1/2 A terrorist attack kills the bomber, threatening establishment and anarchist circles.
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15:00
2/2 What began as an international terrorist bombing outrage resolves into a domestic tragedy.
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15:00
1/2 A buccaneering tale of a family with divided loyalties during the Jacobite uprising.
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15:00
2/2 After the brother's bitter duel, the body of James Durie has mysteriously disappeared.
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15:00
2/4 Matt Berry presents his classic 1976 interview with musician Brian Eno.
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15:15
2/4 Tom Parry has a theory that fancy dress can change your life.
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15:30
John Finnemore presents a special edition of his sketch show from Edinburgh.
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15:30
Laura Barton explains her love for vinyl album sleeve notes.
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16:00
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16:00
5/6 Milton Jones, Natalie Haynes, Lloyd Langford and Robin Ince vie for verbal supremacy.
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16:30
2/6 A nosey vicar, and life before paternity tests. All-women sketch show with Joanna Monro.
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16:00
3/6 John Lloyd and Lee Mack with Karen Dunbar, Professor John Wood and Shaun Keaveny.
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16:30
6/6 As winter arrives on the rural railway, stationmaster David gets an exciting job offer.
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16:00
6/6 James Walton takes the chair, flanked by captains Sebastian Faulks and John Walsh.
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16:30
1/6 Three rabbis at one party sparks a recipe for disaster.
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16:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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16:30
3/6 With the council and Sandra both upset, Terry's got his work cut out. Stars Karl Howman.
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16:00
4/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in Yorkshire.
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16:30
4/6 After a big loss on the derby, Ken turns to legendary gambler Tam Robertshaw.
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16:00
Lines from a Tennyson poem give Miss Marple a vital clue to a tragic murder.
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16:00
An orphaned girl becomes the ward of a sexually repressed, opium addicted sculptor
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17:00
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17:00
2/6 Josh and his wife visit a friend to discuss circumcision, but Josh isn’t comfortable.
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17:30
3/6 50th Anniversary Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel games chaired by Jack Dee
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17:00
3/6 A visiting choir sets hearts aflutter among the ladies of Wadenbrook.
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17:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell begins a stocktake of British values by looking at different jobs.
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17:00
1/4 Martin Jarvis collaborates with Michael Frayn in this all-star comic tour-de-force.
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17:30
2/4 Anneka Rice's experience of some of life's issues.
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17:00
4/5 Sophie gets fired up about the life she could be living.
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17:30
A new comedy that dangles (think: Emission Impossible) itself over the climate crisis.
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17:00
2/4 A psychologist is on the prowl, and everyone is a suspect.
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17:30
4/6 Alexei Sayle travels from Manchester to Bournemouth talking to strangers on his train.
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17:30
Helen Lewis nominates the so-called 'Black Queen' of France, Catherine de Medici.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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17:30
4/4 Matt’s parents invite Jess and Matt to join them for a weekend away.
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18:00
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18:00
2/6 After Saul and his family win a competition, strange events happen.
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18:30
Sheila Hancock and Cosmo Landesman share favourite books with Harriett Gilbert.
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18:00
3/6 Haensel warns Elise, and Saul is summoned by Selwyn. More mystery in Roman Bath.
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18:30
Memories of the much-loved song Who Knows Where the Time Goes? written by Sandy Denny.
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18:00
4/6 Saul learns the truth about the sinister Gibson room and cavers push too deep.
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18:30
Harry Secombe's daughter chats to Sally Magnusson about growing up with her funny father.
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18:00
5/6 Saul and Elise make a grim discovery in the nursing home.
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18:30
Helen Lewis nominates the so-called 'Black Queen' of France, Catherine de Medici.
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18:00
6/6 On the day of the festival, Saul and the Guardians prepare to fight.
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18:30
The TV reporter talks about wildlife, and chooses recordings from the BBC's Sound Archives
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18:00
Byron Musgrave is keen to get his portrayal of a vampire right in an amateur production.
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18:45
4/5 Why are the Chittendens so pleased to be rid of their rather splendid miniature mansion?
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18:00
2/6 One afternoon, a priest hears a familiar voice. Tale of confessions and confectionary.
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18:30
2/6 Ursula Le Guin's enduring fantasy saga set in a magical world rich with wizards & dragons.
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19:00
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19:00
3/20 Kenneth Horne swashbuckles in The Three Musketeers, plus Julian and Sandy go cruising.
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19:30
5/6 The British ambassador tackles arms limitation negotiations with some verbal gymnastics.
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19:00
10/27 To foil a dastardly plot, Neddie Seagoon must plough his way to the Sussex coast pronto.
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19:30
5/6 Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been.
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19:00
5/14 The Lad fancies himself a food connoisseur, then Sid gets involved...
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19:30
2/6 A hurricane of change in Chesbury, with Labour's wafer-thin majority.
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19:00
3/6 Japes in jail, foghorns - and what is normal? Cult sketch show.
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19:30
1/5 Parish Council leader Mrs Roberts battles on with her village toll tax.
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19:55
Musings on technological advances in society as seen in the humble wristwatch. From 1981.
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19:00
Pike and Hodges try enlisting volunteers to restore the pier.
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19:30
5/6 Hapless vicar Timothy Carswell steps in when the over-70s keep fit club gets out of hand.
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19:00
Arthur Bostrom strolls through the radio archives to celebrate the summer holidays.
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19:00
8/8 True stories told live in the USA: tales about family, truth and lies
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19:50
Acclaimed actress Rachael Stirling chooses 'Lay Lady Lay' by Bob Dylan.
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20:00
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20:00
1/5 A dead acquaintance sends amateur sleuth Miss Marple on the ultimate mystery tour
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20:30
1/5 Paul Dodgson presents new drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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20:00
2/5 Miss Marple is led to a dilapidated manor house with a deadly reputation...
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20:30
2/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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20:00
3/5 The potential witness has a suspicious 'accident', so Miss Marple widens the net.
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20:30
3/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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20:00
4/5 The sleuth curtails her tour to investigate the murders - and the manor house beckons.
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20:30
4/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers
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20:00
5/5 The amateur sleuth's friends come to her aid, as she battles to solve the murder mystery.
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20:30
5/5 Paul Dodgson presents new short drama from the next generation of storytellers.
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20:00
An orphaned girl becomes the ward of a sexually repressed, opium addicted sculptor
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21:00
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21:00
22/52 Manoush Zomorodi investigates the subterranean forces that shape our lives
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21:50
Computer pioneer Dame Stephanie Shirley chooses tracks by Carl Davis and J S Bach.
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21:00
Jan Ravens explores the fate of impressionists when their signature character retires.
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21:00
1/3 Tony Lidington traces the influence of clowning on the evolution of British comedy.
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21:00
From Julie Andrews to Schubert. Musician Chi-chi Nwanoku shares her castaway choices.
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21:45
Is it possible to extract the DNA from a fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur?
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21:00
Arielle Free discusses her new Radio 1 documentary, plus we recommend more short podcasts.
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21:00
From Mozart to Mama Cass, Miranda Hart shares her castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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21:45
The naturalist asks why the large blue butterfly recently died out in the UK.
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22:00
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22:00
3/6 50th Anniversary Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel games chaired by Jack Dee
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22:30
2/6 Justin tries to be elected as a school governor and get a new job.
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22:00
2/4 Andrew Maxwell begins a stocktake of British values by looking at different jobs.
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22:30
5/6 As the writer gets a Hollywood break, his geraniums are terrorised.
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22:00
2/4 Anneka Rice's experience of some of life's issues.
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22:30
3/4 A phone-in to matchmake partners, and an Asian Babe fancies a TV job
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22:55
From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, The Comedy Club has two hours of comedy.
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22:00
A new comedy that dangles (think: Emission Impossible) itself over the climate crisis.
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22:30
2/4 Colin Murphy and guests tackle the most ridiculous questions and seeks answers.
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22:55
From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, The Comedy Club has two hours of comedy.
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22:00
4/6 Alexei Sayle travels from Manchester to Bournemouth talking to strangers on his train.
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22:30
John Finnemore presents a special edition of his sketch show from Edinburgh.
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22:00
1/6 Alex and his band take a comedic look at the world of technology.
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22:30
3/4 Ava Vidal, Howard Read, Andy Wilkinson and Lucy Porter offer a guide to raising children.
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22:00
4/4 Matt’s parents invite Jess and Matt to join them for a weekend away.
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22:30
1/6 Nathan Caton struggles with his family, who in turn struggle with his career in comedy.
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22:45
1/6 Professor Joy Klamp takes a tour of miserable people and places.
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22:55
The Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. And tonight, Iain Lee chats to Jordan Brookes.
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23:00
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23:00
1/6 Miles Jupp returns as Henry Tobin, Britain's least successful former prime minister.
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23:30
2/4 Matt Berry presents his classic 1976 interview with musician Brian Eno.
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23:45
2/4 Tom Parry has a theory that fancy dress can change your life.
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23:00
6/6 Boothby Graffoe traces a joke through the ages - and tries find a Brighton B&B.
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23:30
4/4 Dan Antopolski, Tom Craine and Nat Luurtsema piece together a high-concept sketch show.
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23:45
4/4 Astronomical errors - how mistakes have shaped the history of rocket science.
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23:00
4/6 Sketch comedy with Andy Hamilton, Nick Revell and Harry Enfield.
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23:30
3/8 Poet John Hegley entertains an audience with a microphone and a book of verse.
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23:45
3/4 A run-in with 'the man' gets Sir Ralph's creative juices flowing.
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23:00
6/6 Walter is suspicious of his wife's attempts at reconciliation.
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23:30
5/6 William Hague is caught in a snowstorm and contemplates his mortality.
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23:00
2/4 Join Alex and Ben - aka The Pin - in their weird twist on the double-act sketch show.
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23:15
2/4 Barry and Garry build the world's first environmentally friendly bar.
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23:30
James and Maisie discuss Hartley C White's album Something Better.
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23:00
6/6 Washed-up rocker and plumber Brian Pern comes to the Mallard and is interviewed on stage.
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23:30
4/6 There's trouble in hell, thanks to a fundamentalist and a pushy computer.
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23:00
2/4 The controversial American comedian, by those who know him.
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23:30
3/6 Learn about medieval cooking, and view the most precious exhibit.
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